Steering audio controls + air bag question
beatbuilder
06-09-2006, 09:39 PM
the lights on my streering wheel are new flickering on and off - any ideas on where to change or do?
Also is it easy to change the air bag? Mine is fine but the plastic is starting to crack.
any suggestions?
Thanks
=)
Also is it easy to change the air bag? Mine is fine but the plastic is starting to crack.
any suggestions?
Thanks
=)
79Bandit
06-09-2006, 11:20 PM
the lights on my streering wheel are new flickering on and off - any ideas on where to change or do?
:eek: what are you trying to tell me....i know your trying to say something but i just cant understand..
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p.s. also might help if you tell us what you drive.
:eek: what are you trying to tell me....i know your trying to say something but i just cant understand..
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p.s. also might help if you tell us what you drive.
superducky55
06-09-2006, 11:25 PM
well.. i'd say he drives a firebird, and a newer model which has backlit steering wheel controls.. smartass. Way to be a jerk to a forum n00b.
Welcome to the forums, beatbuilder.
anyhow. since they are all flickering at the same time, i'd assume its not one of the buttons in particular which has a loose connection. My guess is that a previous owner cut into this line for one reason or another, sometimes to enable dimming on some components (like backlit cd-changer remotes or such)
Check under your steering column for any suspicious wirejobs... that bottom panel comes off with a coule of hex-head screws. :)
prolly just a loose wire.
Welcome to the forums, beatbuilder.
anyhow. since they are all flickering at the same time, i'd assume its not one of the buttons in particular which has a loose connection. My guess is that a previous owner cut into this line for one reason or another, sometimes to enable dimming on some components (like backlit cd-changer remotes or such)
Check under your steering column for any suspicious wirejobs... that bottom panel comes off with a coule of hex-head screws. :)
prolly just a loose wire.
79Bandit
06-09-2006, 11:32 PM
well.. i'd say he drives a firebird, and a newer model which has backlit steering wheel controls.. smartass. Way to be a jerk to a forum n00b.
Welcome to the forums, beatbuilder.
anyhow. since they are all flickering at the same time, i'd assume its not one of the buttons in particular which has a loose connection. My guess is that a previous owner cut into this line for one reason or another, sometimes to enable dimming on some components (like backlit cd-changer remotes or such)
Check under your steering column for any suspicious wirejobs... that bottom panel comes off with a coule of hex-head screws. :)
prolly just a loose wire.
:1:
well mr.noob i wasnt trying to be mean to the other noob its just a fact that i cant help him i i dont know what kind of car he is driving maybe it was a camaro with a conversion you never know maybe he was in the wrong forum so see if you dont know the final details you dont know anything...because i could assume but we all know what assuming does it makes an ass of u and me
Welcome to the forums, beatbuilder.
anyhow. since they are all flickering at the same time, i'd assume its not one of the buttons in particular which has a loose connection. My guess is that a previous owner cut into this line for one reason or another, sometimes to enable dimming on some components (like backlit cd-changer remotes or such)
Check under your steering column for any suspicious wirejobs... that bottom panel comes off with a coule of hex-head screws. :)
prolly just a loose wire.
:1:
well mr.noob i wasnt trying to be mean to the other noob its just a fact that i cant help him i i dont know what kind of car he is driving maybe it was a camaro with a conversion you never know maybe he was in the wrong forum so see if you dont know the final details you dont know anything...because i could assume but we all know what assuming does it makes an ass of u and me
blindeyed
06-09-2006, 11:38 PM
Alright kids.. now lets play nicely :nono:
Didn't your parents ever teach you.. If you don't have anything nice to say, then don't say it at all.
Didn't your parents ever teach you.. If you don't have anything nice to say, then don't say it at all.
thebroken
06-10-2006, 12:06 AM
Hello,
I had to re-format my hard drive and I though it would log in ok to my "thebroken" account but failed to.
To give more details I have a 95 firebird 3.4 and on the stering wheel it has the backlit controls.
Question 1
As of tonight the steering wheel controls while they do work perfectly the (streering control) lights (all of them) were going off and on. I have the stock monsoon cd stereo and it works perfect in every other way.
Question 2
How hard is it to change the steering wheel air bag? the plastic on the center air bag part is starting to crack.
Thanks for your help in advance.
I had to re-format my hard drive and I though it would log in ok to my "thebroken" account but failed to.
To give more details I have a 95 firebird 3.4 and on the stering wheel it has the backlit controls.
Question 1
As of tonight the steering wheel controls while they do work perfectly the (streering control) lights (all of them) were going off and on. I have the stock monsoon cd stereo and it works perfect in every other way.
Question 2
How hard is it to change the steering wheel air bag? the plastic on the center air bag part is starting to crack.
Thanks for your help in advance.
ikeyballz
06-10-2006, 05:20 AM
yep...broken wiring or bad ground/connection on the light prolly.. and the airbag..mm might be dangerous to change yourself @_@; you prolly have to leave the battery disconnected for like an hour to be safe or so..before you even want to touch the airbag. (might deploy!)
79Bandit
06-10-2006, 11:43 PM
yup for the air bag that doesnt sound like something you want to do yourself...and for the lighting problem prob a bad ground my girlfriends radio had a similar problem it would work some times then some times it wouldn't all we had to do was change the wiring and tada good as new
Sorry if i sound mean in my first comment i did not mean to at all and welcome to the forums
Sorry if i sound mean in my first comment i did not mean to at all and welcome to the forums
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